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Thinking up a twist

 Plot Twist  The film starts by following each of the characters throughout their day until eventually their days end up meeting at a certain point in this instance it happened to be within a local coffee shop quite local to one and not so local to the other, in which the male sees the stunning woman and sits at the table with her she had finished her drink and he offered to pay for her next so he could talk to her so they were both sat drinking their coffees and chatting away to each other this conversation lead to an exchanging of phone numbers and a fare well for the rest of their days. The two had developed their interests in each other a fare amount as they were in a relationship within the first two weeks but it had been a couple days since they had seen each other so they decided to meet up at their local pier this was a decision made by the girl as she had finalised the plans to meet up, little did she know she was in for a terrible surprise. They had both arrived and ...
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Casablanca-Introduction To Ricks Bar

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 In depth analysis of the cinematography used in the introduction to Rick's Bar scene Cinematography The scene starts with an establishing shot which consists of the sign for Ricks Bar the sign however reads 'Rick's Café Americain' we will find out however that this is more of a bar than anything else the camera then slowly pans down and starts to move forward, this is to make the audience feel like they are walking in as the camera is moving quite slowly and is just below head height quite like an over the shoulder shot as it is seen to be one until the actor moved out of frame now the lighting outside the bar consists of being very dark however this entices the audiences eyes to Rick's Bar as it has got a massive neon sign. The framing in the establishing shot at the start of the film really wanted the audience to focus on the sign, I think that they've done this to portray the name as is isn't really a café and they want you to know that. The camera throu...
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High Maintenance Evaluation- not finished

   Plot Twist-High Maintenance In the short film High maintenance there are many different red herrings however to the audience at the start of the short film you would portray that there would be none as the 'people' used within the short film are normal and don't put off a sense of worry amongst the audience as to there being anything suspicious about the short film. The first red herring I would like to point out is the name of the short film 'High Maintenance' this name alone could suggest a many things such as the title is coming from the main male or female within the short film and could mean that the relationship is very 'high maintenance' and that they need to keep on top of it and as the short film starts it really portrays this idea of the couple having to keep their relationship together unwillingly as the woman has a problem because the male would not drink any wine which makes her angry in which she throws her drink over him but just as that ha...
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A Quiet Place Review

  Mise en Scène A Quiet Place   A Quiet Place is a horror film- The use of a quiet place being a horror film is it inflict fear amongst the audience watching this portrays a world in which the audience would live as the characters scaring them and giving them more of an incentive to watch the film most films within the horror film genre consist of something supernatural for example the use of withes ghosts vampires, however a quiet place has used aliens with a distinct sense of sound and blinded vision this gives fans of horrors a different approach on a horror film as it tends to lean away from the normal conventions these can also implement psychological distress / the creation of a psychological fear.   A Quiet Place Summary- A family amongst monsters that are blind but are extremely noise sensitive trying to live their lives, forcing them to communicate via sign language to keep the monsters from   invading their abode. In depth horror film conventions analy...
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